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Charles Enos

Date of birth
July 29, 1901
Date of death
February 28, 2001
Age at death
99 years
Last known residence
Crockett, California (Contra Costa County · ZIP 94525)
State that issued the number
Massachusetts
Social Security number
Not publishedwhy we withhold this →

The name Charles

Charles was the 7th most common given name among people in the file born in 1901 — 16,588 carried it. Across all birth years, 1,204,609 people in the file carry the name; the largest birth cohort of Charless was 1921.

born 1860: 6born 1861: 7born 1862: 9born 1863: 11born 1864: 20born 1865: 35born 1866: 69born 1867: 119born 1868: 166born 1869: 276born 1870: 424born 1871: 569born 1872: 912born 1873: 1,202born 1874: 1,699born 1875: 2,210born 1876: 2,683born 1877: 3,177born 1878: 3,763born 1879: 4,539born 1880: 5,322born 1881: 5,840born 1882: 7,141born 1883: 7,888born 1884: 9,143born 1885: 9,653born 1886: 10,520born 1887: 10,834born 1888: 12,291born 1889: 12,664born 1890: 12,964born 1891: 13,683born 1892: 15,172born 1893: 15,224born 1894: 15,668born 1895: 15,608born 1896: 15,962born 1897: 15,602born 1898: 16,380born 1899: 15,745born 1900: 17,466born 1901: 16,588born 1902: 18,150born 1903: 18,359born 1904: 18,820born 1905: 19,636born 1906: 20,362born 1907: 21,663born 1908: 21,993born 1909: 21,904born 1910: 22,899born 1911: 22,953born 1912: 23,918born 1913: 24,522born 1914: 25,307born 1915: 25,188born 1916: 26,105born 1917: 25,773born 1918: 26,944born 1919: 25,171born 1920: 26,975born 1921: 27,173born 1922: 25,400born 1923: 24,360born 1924: 24,498born 1925: 22,853born 1926: 21,514born 1927: 22,422born 1928: 20,296born 1929: 18,217born 1930: 18,296born 1931: 16,191born 1932: 16,103born 1933: 13,943born 1934: 13,300born 1935: 12,293born 1936: 11,052born 1937: 10,796born 1938: 10,238born 1939: 9,464born 1940: 8,855born 1941: 8,498born 1942: 8,740born 1943: 8,199born 1944: 7,216born 1945: 6,333born 1946: 6,701born 1947: 6,920born 1948: 6,096born 1949: 5,907born 1950: 5,484born 1951: 5,061born 1952: 4,694born 1953: 4,317born 1954: 3,915born 1955: 3,488born 1956: 3,141born 1957: 3,005born 1958: 2,582born 1959: 2,367born 1960: 2,025born 1961: 1,768born 1962: 1,583born 1963: 1,399born 1964: 1,201born 1965: 1,006born 1966: 853born 1967: 771born 1968: 715born 1969: 646born 1970: 619born 1971: 566born 1972: 453born 1973: 428born 1974: 368born 1975: 394born 1976: 333born 1977: 350born 1978: 343born 1979: 321born 1980: 308born 1981: 297born 1982: 250born 1983: 237born 1984: 196born 1985: 178born 1986: 163born 1987: 134born 1988: 122born 1989: 104born 1990: 81born 1991: 56born 1992: 49born 1993: 48born 1994: 26born 1995: 32186019951901

Living to 99

Charles lived to 99. Among the 1,373,892 people in the file born in 1901, half lived past 80 and one in four reached 87; the longest-lived made it to 110. Only deaths reported to Social Security between 1936 and 2011 appear in the file, so members of this cohort who died young are not counted — these are the lifespans of its survivors.

Died the same day

6,484 other deaths in the file were recorded on February 28, 2001, among them Marie Mullally, Dorothy Terenzio and Nancy Medeiros.

Other Enos records

3,185 people with this surname appear in the file. More Enos deaths in the file fall in the 2000s than in any other decade; Arizona, California and Massachusetts hold the largest shares of last residences.

NameBornDiedAgeLast residenceSSN issued
Verna N EnosJanuary 17, 1947August 27, 201164Arizona
Gordon E EnosMarch 23, 1936August 17, 201175Forest Hill, MDMaryland
Warren Edward EnosApril 4, 1965August 13, 201146Arizona
Ruby Alice EnosMay 31, 1920July 28, 201191Canal Fulton, OHCalifornia
Mark EnosJanuary 5, 1952July 26, 201159Massachusetts
James K EnosJuly 10, 1924July 26, 201187Goodyear, AZHawaii
Virginia M EnosMarch 8, 1926July 21, 201185North Reading, MAMassachusetts
May Kaulani EnosMay 14, 1942July 21, 201169Wailuku, HIHawaii
Addison Sue EnosJanuary 14, 2009July 19, 20112California
Virginia Jo EnosFebruary 22, 1929July 18, 201182Orlando, FLIllinois

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